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Access 2003 Developer Extensions

Hi, I've just joined this forum and found another thread asking the same question but couldn't see any answers. I hope today is different.
I've loaded Access 2003 and Access 2003 Developer extensions onto my PC. When I go to the package wizard it opens an empty dialogue box with just the NEXT, CANCEL and HELP buttons showing.
Do I need the full Office 2003 or is there another solution?
Sharon
Oct 9 '06 #1
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Hi, I've just joined this forum and found another thread asking the same question but couldn't see any answers. I hope today is different.
I've loaded Access 2003 and Access 2003 Developer extensions onto my PC. When I go to the package wizard it opens an empty dialogue box with just the NEXT, CANCEL and HELP buttons showing.
Do I need the full Office 2003 or is there another solution?
Sharon

I recently did the same setup on my machine and I first installed Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 and then Access 2003 Developer Extensions. Once done the Package Wizard worked. You may wish to investigate further but I believe that you will need Office 2003 installed.
Jun 5 '07 #2

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